ST. LOUIS – The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has denied the city of St. Louis’ request for extending its individual assistance deadline for those impacted by the May 16 tornado. The Office of Mayor Cara Spencer announced FEMA’s decision Tuesday evening, expressing disagreement with the agency.

The City of Panama City is one step closer to rebuilding its waterfront after it received an additional $9 million in FEMA funding.

Over the last few years, FEMA’s BRIC program has awarded $4.5 billion worth of grants intended to help communities prepare for future disasters. But with the Trump administration eying the program for cuts,

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On August 24, Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem announced an additional $28 million in reimbursement funds for North Carolina’s disaster recovery efforts.